Hua Xing Chinese Food

Reviews

• Cassandra G.

  star star star star star 18 September 2026

  I've eaten here many times for lunch while working at Macy's. Food is always and hot and I've never had a problem.
  
  I've had pepper steak, fried dumplings, wonton soup, chicken and it was always good.
  
  Is it the best? Of course not, but I came from Connecticut & they can't beat Chinatown in NYC.
  
  Since Szechuan is closed (thanks to the county buying the building out for the 43rd expansion), this is probably the closest I can get to decent chinese food.
  
  There's other chinese places around Vero Beach, best I've had was the one at Miracle Mile over by Mike's Jersey subs.
  
  If you want excellent chinese food, you are going to have to travel to Sebastian on route 1 at the publix shopping plaza where Manadarian Restaurant is. THAT is comparable to what I had in CT & Chinatown.
  Best in the area for sure.

• P D.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 9 September 2026

  Since Szechuan palace closed & bamboo court has new owners, we have been looking for a replacement.  Hua Xing will not work.  The hot & sour soup was not spicy and barely sour, tasted like egg drop soup.  The sesame chicken was really sweet n sour chicken with sesames sprinkled on top, the crab Rangoon's were just cream cheese. The garlic chicken was not bad, but still all food is not really seasoned as it should be.  Our hunt continues.   We will not order from here again.

• William L.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 8 September 2026

  On the rainiest Vero Beach night of the year, I tried Hua Xing take-out for the first time ever.  Having no menu, I dropped in while making a Walmart run.
  
  Off the menu, I ordered the Pu Pu Platter ($9.90), a quart of house special fried rice ($7.10), an order of honey chicken ($9.45), an order of Kam Pao Shrimp ($10.50), and a quart of Wonton soup - free with order.
  
  Busy little place and staff speak little to no English. As Chinese is not my second language, I had difficulty in communicating with them.  They advised that the order would be ready in ten minutes.
  
  A quick run to Walmart and I returned in about ten minutes.  Order was ready to go as promised.
  
  Upon arrival home, I quickly determined that my order was missing the Kam Pao Shrimp, various sauces, and fortune cookies. I called Hua Xing to tell them my order was short only to be told that I should have checked it before leaving. I was also advised that if I wanted fortune cookies, I should have asked for them.
  
  Pu Pu Platter was disgusting and had none of the various sauces that typically come with the item.
  
  House special fried rice was nothing to write home about.  It was heavy on the onion, and light on everything else. Only two small shrimp in the entire quart.  No duck sauce came with the rice.
  
  Wonton soup was chicken broth and five noodles with scattered scallions. Had a weird taste, but maybe that's just me.
  
  Honey chicken was dry and very bready.  It was chicken, but where was the honey?
  
  Kam Pao Shrimp was totally missing, but like staff said - I should have checked the bag before leaving the store.
  
  First and last visit to Hua Xing restaurant in Vero Beach, Florida.  You get one-star and are lucky to get that. Yelp won't allow contributors to leave no stars.
  
  /s/ William E. Lewis Jr.

• Carrie C.

  star star star star_border star_border 2 September 2026

  Chinese food places can be roll of the dice for my MSG sensitivity.  This restaurant has never set it off.  Their hot and sour soup is one of my go-to items and the General Tso's  is a favorite of my husband.  It has always appeared to be clean, but I did learn you have to ask for things like sauces when picking up.  It's always an option when I don't have time to cook.

• Brandi N.

  star star star star star 2 September 2026

  Quick, easy, and tasty!
  
  I was craving some crispy egg-roll goodness and my mom told me HX was pretty delicious...and she was right!
  
  HX is located right next door to Publix and it doesn't seem to get too crowded. It's spacious enough to take incoming orders and has enough seating if you want to wait for your food. It's very clean on the inside and the building is kept up nicely.
  
  The menu is your typical Chinese take out and very inexpensive which is the icing on the cake. I ordered a couple pork egg rolls togo during my visit. $2.13 !!
  
  The staff is super friendly and they get your order out quick. Their egg rolls were fresh which implies they change their oil frequently. Being as I used to work fast food in high school I can appreciate the courtesy. I'm only in town for a couple of days so I won't be able to check out much of the menu but I highly recommend this spot if you are looking to satisfy your taste for Chinese!